Protobuf design patterns
I am evaluating Google Protocol Buffers for a Java based service (but am expecting language agnostic patterns). I have two questions:
JSON or protocol buffer to replace the custom TCP message
Originally, We have two applications communication with TCP/IP, and both of them are implemented by C++. The messages between them are custom message type.
JSON or protocol buffer to replace the custom TCP message
Originally, We have two applications communication with TCP/IP, and both of them are implemented by C++. The messages between them are custom message type.
JSON or protocol buffer to replace the custom TCP message
Originally, We have two applications communication with TCP/IP, and both of them are implemented by C++. The messages between them are custom message type.
JSON or protocol buffer to replace the custom TCP message
Originally, We have two applications communication with TCP/IP, and both of them are implemented by C++. The messages between them are custom message type.
Is it possible to use Protocol Buffers natively for message passing between a Go web service and an Android app?
I want to connect an Android app to a Go web service (I have a small social network in mind) and would like to pass data to and from the web service using Protocol Buffers, since it recently seems to have native support in both Android and Golang.
Is it possible to use Protocol Buffers natively for message passing between a Go web service and an Android app?
I want to connect an Android app to a Go web service (I have a small social network in mind) and would like to pass data to and from the web service using Protocol Buffers, since it recently seems to have native support in both Android and Golang.
Is it possible to use Protocol Buffers natively for message passing between a Go web service and an Android app?
I want to connect an Android app to a Go web service (I have a small social network in mind) and would like to pass data to and from the web service using Protocol Buffers, since it recently seems to have native support in both Android and Golang.